Stacey Solomon breaks silence with video to fans after ‘intrusive’ Sort Your Life Out is blasted for ‘going too far’

STACEY Solomon has broken her silence after fans slammed her for an 'intrusive' Sort Your Life Out episode.

The hit BBC One show aired its latest episode on Tuesday night as Stacey and her team transformed another family's home.

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Viewers watched as the crew arrived at single mother Rachel's house, where she lives with her two daughters.

Poignant moment

During the show, Stacey, 34, removed 103 old planks of wood, 277 medals and 829 pieces of fabric. 

Things took a more personal turn when Rachel found her ex-husband Darren's proposal speech.

It resulted in the mum-of-two becoming upset as she opened up on her ex's new woman.

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Rachel's ex later joined her and the girls to sort through their belongings in awkward scenes.

'Emotional baggage'

For viewers at home, they were left fuming at Stacey and the BBC for airing the 'intrusive' scenes.

One said: "Too much emotional baggage in this episode. Too intrusive. Not our place to be party to this."

A second wrote: "Both parties more than willing to appear on TV show due to their marriage breakup? How is this even a thing? #sortyourlifeout Bloody hell."

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"Oh I'm glad I'm not Stacey, this must be awkward. #sortyourlifeout," said a third.

Stacey weighs in

Breaking her silence on the emotional episode, Stacey told fans: "I just wanted to say thank you for all your lovely messages about Sort Your Life Out - it's one of my favourite ones tonight.

"I did try and get Joe to apply for his cupboards - right now, I do feel I should apply for myself!

"But, I'm going to put a link on as loads of you have asked how to apply, so I will put a link on. But thanks for all the lovely messages."

Sort Your Life Out is available to stream now on BBC iPlayer.

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